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Page 153
And so likewise the second was , « To the “ church of God at Corinth , with all the
saints in “ Achaia , " chap . i . 1. His next is to the churches of Galatia . That to the
Ephesians was , “ To the saints " that were at Ephesus , and to the faithful in ...
And so likewise the second was , « To the “ church of God at Corinth , with all the
saints in “ Achaia , " chap . i . 1. His next is to the churches of Galatia . That to the
Ephesians was , “ To the saints " that were at Ephesus , and to the faithful in ...
Page 227
they admitted converts into the church , in any one of those many places quoted
by me out of the his . tory of the New Testament . I say , , any one : for though it be
evident , throughout the whole gospel , and the Acts , that this was the one ...
they admitted converts into the church , in any one of those many places quoted
by me out of the his . tory of the New Testament . I say , , any one : for though it be
evident , throughout the whole gospel , and the Acts , that this was the one ...
Page 277
Wherein he does great honour to the primitive church , and particularly to the
church of England . The primitive church admitted converted heathens to baptism
, upon the faith contained in the apostles creed : a bare profession of that faith ,
and ...
Wherein he does great honour to the primitive church , and particularly to the
church of England . The primitive church admitted converted heathens to baptism
, upon the faith contained in the apostles creed : a bare profession of that faith ,
and ...
Page 278
How little different the faith of the ancient church was , from the faith I have
mentioned , may be seen in these words of Tertullian : • Regula fidei una omnino
est , sola , immobilis , irre“ formabilis , credendi , scilicet , in unicum Deum omni“ ...
How little different the faith of the ancient church was , from the faith I have
mentioned , may be seen in these words of Tertullian : • Regula fidei una omnino
est , sola , immobilis , irre“ formabilis , credendi , scilicet , in unicum Deum omni“ ...
Page 372
6 member of Christ's church : “ I believe that Jesus is “ the Son of God . " or you
may read it according to the Greek , “ I believe the Son of God to be Jesus Christ .
" Where there are these two distinct propositions : 1st , That Jesus is the Christ ...
6 member of Christ's church : “ I believe that Jesus is “ the Son of God . " or you
may read it according to the Greek , “ I believe the Son of God to be Jesus Christ .
" Where there are these two distinct propositions : 1st , That Jesus is the Christ ...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, in Nine Volumes... Volume the First (-ninth): VI., Volume 4 |
| Author | John Locke |
| Edition | 12 |
| Publisher | Stirling and Slade, 1824 |
| Original from | Sapienza University of Rome (Biblioteca di Filosofia) |
| Digitized | 2 May 2013 |
| Length | 436 pages |
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